<p>Liberal arts isn’t very common in Canada. Canadian schools tend to be more oriented towards single majors (with several double degree programs too). The closest thing I personally know of that lets you take a wide variety of classes from several different disciplines is McMaster University’s Arts and Science program whereby you end up with 6 or 7 electives in the field of your choice in addition to several core courses from art, science and interdisciplinary fields. In addition, you do an undergrad thesis in this program too to allow you to get some serious research experience. I know my biology teacher this year was a McMaster graduate (not for ArtSci, but for normal biology) and she discovered something new about the effect of a herbal remedy (don’t quite remember which one) on the body. ArtSci graduates often go on to graduate schools: [What</a> Grads Say](<a href=“http://www.mcmaster.ca/artsci/about_the_program/what_our_graduates_say.html]What”>http://www.mcmaster.ca/artsci/about_the_program/what_our_graduates_say.html) has a few examples.</p>